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Family Visit in Khon Kaen
... also. On Father's Day we visited another temple. This famous Wat is at the base of the mountain and going there is very good luck, especially on the holiday of The King's Birthday. The family prayed at the Buddha shrines. Donations were made, and afterwards, there was a special audience with a Monk. The Monk bestowed a blessing on baby Terran and tied a lucky white string around his wrist. Then, Aor's mother tied a yarn bracelet the color of a monk's robe on each of ...
Visiting Dave
We left New at the Khorat bus station and took an evening bus to Khon Kaen, the town where I studied back in ‘02. The town itself (and the whole of northeastern Thailand for that matter) aren't exactly geared toward tourism, which makes it an interesting place to spend some time. We found a passable business hotel on the main drag which also happened to be a block from a load of outdoor food stalls ...
Learning from the best: My week with Gary B
... happened. The words written above are what we came up with. Robert, the police interpreter from Budapest 2009, would probably have something to say about the evening.
One night in Pattaya was enough and we decided to head back to Bangkok, although not before going and getting a Thai massage, and then, upon deciding that we weren't yet fit for travel, an oil massage aswell. Two and a half hours later we were in a taxi and heading back to the capital. Jack spent that ...
Connect 4 with hookers: A spiritual journey
... of unease at being in such a prominent place. Before long we were known in a number of bars on the street, and the hours passed. We ended our night at the oddly named Dundee club with some very "divine" ladies as the eminently quotable and extremely creepy 'Ronnie' from Louis Theroux's Bangkok weird weekends might say.
The next day and following our goodbyes we headed to the temples, Jack's girlfriend Kung was our guide and had no idea as to the ...
Isaan (Khon Kaen)
... and northern Isaan, then once i hit the boarder (Laos) i'll do my last VISA run before taking a short trip south and then working my way along southern Isaan and exiting the region into Trat.
For me, the train is the best way to travel in Thailand. For one, it's a lot cheaper than the bus (though they're cheap enough) but also you get to see so much scenery you otherwise wouldn't get to see. Also, unlike the rules and regs in the west, ...
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